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My hubby started losing his hair at 20 by 24 he was really going bald, we were dating at the time and i kindly brought it up and he cried about his hair and i cried with him, The next day he decided to shave it and he looked amazing. He has a beautiful shaped head. We are 8 years married.. now i couldn't imagine him with hair.
The fact that TH-cam recommended this proves they are looking through my camera. 😅
I got massive corners when I was like 17-24. Then it just stopped. I'm turning 51 in a little over a week, no further loss.
I just want my hair would last till 40s
Dude looked 40 even with a full head of hair
I'm 25, and look older than my age. I feel you bro.
I’ve seen this video a short while back and always thought he was quite clever going for progressively shorter hairstyles because by the time he needs to shave it off it’s already short enough to not make that much of a visual impact as opposed to someone who grows it out to mask the loss. Regarding his brother’s story, it’s on Joey’s second, you should definitely check it out!
This dude talks more calm than any stoner I’ve ever met lol
When this guy discusses how “rough” his hair looked, I think he looked fine. He has a masculine face, kind of square jaw. So from an outside observer, he looked fine. You got to figure there will be people who will be attracted to you, hair or no hair.
I am a female but I am so interested in your channel, it gives me so much knowledge and I really like you throwing words of wisdom every once in a while to remind us that cosmetic procedures cannot solve our self esteem issues. Nice job doc! I appreciate you taking time in your busy schedule educating us.
I guess hair is such a sensitive topic. My cousin brother is going through the same and he uses humor to counteract other people's comments. But we still can see the way he feels. Thank you for covering it in a respectful way. 😊
I'm a danish psychology student. We actually had a social/personality/evolutionary/comparative psychologist professor, who recently focused on aesthetics and wrote a few books on the topic (e.g. The Aesthetic Animal). He actually did research phenomena like cosmetic surgery and why we do it. His work has become increasingly popular with cosmetic surgerons because his work is psychology based within their field of expertise. Cosmetic surgery: something no one needs yet we do it anyway, why? Inner beauty is important but we do have a biology and we can't neglect aesthetics and how they signal and communicate health. For example people who are symmetrical and are thus viewed objectively by society as attractive, also simultaneously grab the attention more of infants (i.e. babies actually look more at these individuals). Symmetry is a universal signal of health and sadly that's somewhat based on evolution. People who are symmetrical tend (statistically) to have fewer health issues and are generally healthier. Hairlines depressingly also signal youth and thus also health. It's not politically correct and it's not like we don't simultaneously don't also have a cultural influence, but it's a factor we can't neglect. Now it might be "such a big deal" for men since women commonly are attracted to partners that are a little older since that generally signals that they have experience and are thus more competent as mates. Men however are attracted to youth and thus typically find younger partners, since youth is associated with health and health means optimal for procreation. Evolutionarily there is a reason why male pattern baldness has been allowed to evolve yet female hair loss isn't as common or as agressive (normally) as male pattern baldness and it usually also happens much later in life (usually in their post reproductive stage). Female hair loss has been significantly reduced by natural selection whereas, this hasn't been the case for men. So, yeah objectively you do look older with a receding hairline, that's a fact but if you decrease the contrast (e.g. shorter hair or hairstyles) or completely remove the hairline (bald) this can improve it. Now the issue is that not everyone can pull off the bald look lol. We all pray we come out looking like Travolta or Willis, but for some of us that just isn't the case.
On Joey's second channel you can find a video where his brother talks about his medical therapy process. It's an interesting point of view being that the other three brothers went with the flow, while he being the only one to go for it.
Good for him! He really does look good.
Watched this Video one year ago and this truly gave me hope that even if you're bald, you're life is not over and not verything is about hair
This was really a good vid Thanks, Gar.
Loss of framing is a destruction of one's aesthetic identify (for some). On the opposite, hair restoration through medical therapy and surgery is crafting one's identity. It's a great time to be alive and have accessable options for the first time in history.
Dr Gary, if you have not have, could you make a video of how teenagers can possibly take care of their hair to prevent future hair loss, especially if they have fathers who experience hair loss issues? I suppose if it is really genetic, there is nothing teenagers can do because hair loss would be inevitable? But just in case there are actually things such as nutrition, supplements, hair care routine etc etc.. anything that can educate teenagers. We all know teenagers can be oblivious, fearless or indifferent about most things 😅 Thank you.
Hi Dr. I am very happy to know your chanel. Thank you for sharing about hair loss. My daughter is 3 years old, started losing her hair in May, and now her hair and eyebrows are gone. I hope there is a way to make my daughter's hair grow back. Every time I see her, I feel very sad.
Noticed I was having diffuse thinning/frontal hairline recession around 24 years olds. Didn’t do anything about it until 27 and it was the best decision I’ve ever made. I started oral Dutasteride 0.5 mg and take it on Monday, Wednesday, Friday. I also take oral minoxidil 5mg daily. I have been on this regiment for over 2 years now and have seen incredible results. Went from a Norwood 3 to a Norwood 2 (I think I’m back to my mature hairline). Overall density is back to where it was before I noticed the thinning (which has resulted in my hair looking darker). Just thought I’d share my experience in case it helps someone